What happens when you manually adjust the height of a row in a table?

When you manually adjust the height of a row in a table, it specifically alters only that particular row. This is a feature designed to maintain flexibility when formatting tables, allowing users to customize the appearance of individual rows to enhance readability or accommodate content more effectively. Each row can have a different height based on the content it contains, making it possible to create visually organized and accessible tables.

The other choice indicating that the height of all rows in the table would be adjusted is not accurate; adjustments are not applied universally but rather localized to the row that has been specifically modified. This tailored approach allows for better control over the layout and presentation of data within the table.